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A very rare pair of George III Antique Servers made in London in 1811 by Thomas James.
A very rare pair of George III Antique Servers made in London in 1811 by Thomas James.
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The Servers are modelled in the fiddle pattern and have most unusual serving blades with five tines and a shaped edge for cutting. The blade is also pierced and engraved with a very unusual floral boss, enclosed by a prick dot frame. The top of the stem is engraved with a contemporary Crest and each is very well marked. It is most unusual to find servers of this design in pairs. Thomas James produced very unusual designs, especially caddy spoons.
Length: 10.1 inches, 25.25cm.
Weight: 8oz.
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